The Freaky Deaky: A Paranormal Comedy Podcast
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Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Paranormal accounts become lively arguments about belief, folklore and the stories people trust enough to share.
The Freaky Deaky turns strange accounts into conversations rather than verdicts. The hosts read listener submissions and stories involving apparitions, sleep paralysis, nightmares, eerie rituals and urban legends, then test possible explanations against each other.
Hat Man gets a ball cap before Scott and Christian let him stalk your imagination.
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A creepy, funny warning about free furniture and used mattresses, with enough banter to keep the unease from getting too heavy.
The episode treats free furniture and used mattresses as risky buys, then leans into a story that is creepy without taking itself too seriously.
A playful, strange conversation about animal telepathy, from a Danish field and a horse to dolphins and pet-focused advice.
The conversation treats animal telepathy as a playful idea, starting in a quiet Danish field with a young girl and a horse before moving out toward pet bonds, dolphin intelligence, and the notion that communication might reach beyond words.
A grim, funny look at possession lore that keeps skepticism in play.
The episode treats demonic possession as a slow four-stage descent, moving from infestation to possession while keeping one foot in church-record atmosphere and the other in doubt. That tension works.
Shadow person folklore gets funny, eerie, and human without losing the chill.
Shadow people come across as a shared nighttime fear here, moving from figures at the foot of the bed to sleep paralysis visitors and the odd edge where nightmares start to feel wakeful. Freaky Deaky gives those stories a rough, lived in charge.
Ghost stories here come with receipts, personality, and enough sprawl to feel lived-in.
The episode treats its ghosts as contested evidence, not campfire garnish. It moves from ghostly fathers and a noblewoman calling from beyond the grave to a spirit that stays inside a living body for weeks, a dead pilot heard on the airwaves, and a murdered young woman…
Playful paranormal banter runs from ghosts to Bigfoot to drugs and tobacco.
The episode stays loose and playful as it moves through ghosts, Bigfoot lore, drugs, tobacco, and the habits people bring into strange experiences.
A scrappy paranormal chat that turns one blue flashlight into the episode's best eerie hook.
The episode drifts from loose hangout banter into a listener ghost story, and that shift is what keeps it moving. It starts with Kenny G, record collecting, and a stretch of sax jokes before landing on the family haunting built around a blue flashlight in an old mechanic's…
A spooky hang that keeps drifting into jokes without losing its eerie edge.
Night-shift horror stories sit at the center of this episode, and The Freaky Deaky keeps them moving with banter, self-mockery, and a few sharp sidetracks.
The episode opens with a little girl in a quiet Danish field, her eyes fixed on a grazing horse.
The Freaky Deaky returns to night shift paranormal tales after months away.
First-hand account of catastrophic ayahuasca ceremony in Peru.
Scott hosts episode 258 solo (co-host Christian is late) and dives into the Freaky Deaky archive on 'Goodwill Ghosts You'll Regret Meeting'—stories of paranormal encounters at thrift stores, estate sales, and antique shops.
This Freaky Deaky episode (episode 267) is dedicated to shadow people encounters.
The Freaky Deaky episode on Daniel Dunglas Hume follows his birth in Currie, Scotland on March 20, 1833, his move to Greenville, Connecticut at age 9, and the family stories that linked him to his mother Betsy McNeil’s visions.
The Freaky Deaky episode '264 | Halloween Horror Stories: Creepy, Crawly & Cursed' opens with the hosts joking about banana costumes, 'Halloween Spooktacular number six,' and a six-year-old computer that glitches seven minutes into recording.
The Freaky Deaky episode “254 | When Ritual Goes Wrong: Weird Games & a TFD Curse” centers on the Midnight Game, One Man Hide and Seek, and the Closet Game, with rules that include 22 knocks, a blood offering, and waiting until 3:33 AM.
The Freaky Deaky episode “Messengers of the Afterlife” opens with three cases built around voices from beyond: James L.
The Freaky Deaky frames episode 252 around five alleged time slips, including Versailles in 1901, Bold Street in Liverpool, Kersey in Suffolk, and a vanishing hotel in Monté-Limar.
Free furniture gets treated like a warning sign, not a prize.
The Freaky Deaky lines up a stack of genuinely strange paranormal stories.
Children worldwide keep seeing the same shadow man. What is the hat man?
Hosts Scott and Christian present Episode 271 of their paranormal storytelling podcast, exploring the tension between direct experience and social disbelief.
This episode explores the controversial idea that schizophrenia might have supernatural elements, examining historical figures like Swedenborg and modern psychologists who link voice-hearing to spiritual entities.
The Freaky Deaky opens on urban legends that hang around long after childhood dares are supposed to end.
The Freaky Deaky episode "TFD's Spooky Ghost Variety Hour (Now w/ Even More Shared Hallucinations!)" moves from host banter into listener stories about alarms, shadows, and wall knocks.
The Freaky Deaky opens by breaking demonic possession into four stages.
The episode opens with a Kenny G gripe.
The Freaky Deaky kicks off its Christmas episode with holiday chatter, Santa hats, knit alien bean sweaters, and merch plugs before settling into its usual loose banter.
The hosts open with their usual loose, teasing back-and-forth and quickly move into paranormal stories, tobacco, drugs, and the odd patterns people keep spotting around ghost stories.
April 19, 1995 and 168 deaths in Oklahoma City frame the episode’s central question about Carol Elizabeth Howe, a Tulsa debutante who became a neo-Nazi and ATF informant.
Scott and Christian trace the Smurl haunting in West Pittston, Pennsylvania, beginning with Jack, Janet, their daughters Don and Heather, and Jack’s parents moving into a duplex on Chase Street after Hurricane Agnes destroyed their earlier home.
Freaky Deaky opens with a warning that the episode will end on sad breaking news.
The Freaky Deaky’s “Police & The Paranormal 5” opens with a shift to video, then jumps into police accounts that include a dead drunk man seen again on the roadside and a deputy hearing a detainee talk in a deep, unfamiliar voice.
The Freaky Deaky episode centers on listener stories, starting with Bobby’s account of a Montana basement where a locked door swings open to stomping sounds, a pine smell, and repeated knock responses.
A comedic podcast sharing alleged true paranormal stories and glitch-in-the-matrix experiences with a humorous twist.
A comedic exploration of alleged true paranormal stories, blending folklore, history, and humor.
This episode explores five lesser-known haunted houses with documented histories and first-hand accounts of paranormal activity.
This episode explores true crime cases with supernatural twists, including the Amityville Horror, the Devil Made Me Do It trial, the Villisca axe murders, and the Smurl family haunting.
A comedic exploration of a rumored hidden structure beneath the pyramids of Giza, blending paranormal storytelling with humor.
Hosts chat about childhood memories and hockey before transitioning into paranormal comedy content.
Hosts discuss a Bigfoot prop, a new horror video series, and plans for their shows.
A comedic retelling of the 1855 Choctaw-Bigfoot War, blending paranormal lore with humor.
A comedic podcast sharing true paranormal experiences and ghost stories with a humorous twist.
The hosts discuss the challenges of growing a podcast in Alaska, referencing a reality TV show and their paranormal comedy niche.